Previously: >>98875571▶ Thread Task: Animal companions.▶Generatorshttps://chatgpt.com/https://gemini.google/overview/image-generation/https://perchance.org/ai-text-to-image-generatorhttps://www.comfy.org/cloudhttps://bing.com/images/create/https://civitai.com/https://novelai.nethttps://labs.google/fx/tools/flowCurious about local genning? Check out /g/'s stable diffusion OP or ask one of our friendly locals.▶Perchance pastebin of generators and links:https://pastebin.com/XRGqaW4W▶/slop/-approved styles, prompts and perspectives:https://rentry.co/tgslop▶ Other useful resourcesColor identifiers -- https://www.htmlcolorcodes.com/List of art movements -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_art_movementsList of hair styles -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hairstylesWorld folk clothing -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folk_costumeWorld body armors -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_armorNames for general clothing styles (PDF) -- https://files.catbox.moe/3r0ux6.pdf
Do Pixies count as animal companions for Cat-people?
>>98890712Kind of pic you can hear by looking at it
>TT
>>98890749Oh, I like that one.
>>98890749It shits eggs made of cheep-board?
>>98890807>yjk
>>98890830I'm sure they are.
>Your chances of being mugged in Quebec City are small, but never zero.
>lets investigate this cellar, whats the worst that could happen
>why did we think building this effigy was a good thing, again?
>>98890712>Goatposting
>>98886804Don't really need any text. Images do the work here I figure.
>>98891089Jesus Christ, that look bad. What are you using?!
>>98891089About >>98887796 it's enough for her to agree on working with her to learn what's her actual game. With the help of her two bosses maybe she won't snap and narc on both of them.
>>98890560Sure, FATAL would be a better system for that character.
For some odd reason, our fair mistress of the night doesnt like to talk about that particular period of her past. ... might count as "animal companion" if she´s feeling particular petty that night, i guess?
>>98891446Where are we now? Pacific Northwest?
>>98891594i just went with "the noble savage", so its some non-historic things, more generally inspired by visuals of the trope
>>98891089I'm still curious what generator you are using here
>>98891842chatgpt
>>98891868Really?! I would never have guessed that. The first one look like a cutout of a printed picture that is placed in some pseudo-claymation roomI have no idea what the art style for the second image is supposed to be, looks extremely unnatural and weird. The third one is impressively awkward, the gor and the orc looks like different styles. The art style in all of these looks really bad
NTA, but why won't you show us your gens to compare how great they are?
>>98891897I'm not him, but it's clear that is chatgpt, making too many changes in the same prompt and yes, you should suck a hobo's dick cheese
>>98891909NTA, but why don't you show us one of your gens?
>>98891829
>>98891957
>>98891089Early that morning, even before the morning call, Kyrea emerged from her quarters looking as though she had spent the entire night there. Before she could leave the keep, however, she ran into a visibly surprised staff officer who was just finishing his shift. From the look on his face, Kyrea could tell that he had been about to ask her something. Instead, he mentioned a package that had arrived for her the previous evening.He returned a moment later carrying a carefully wrapped bottle, explaining that a courier had delivered it anonymously and that no message had been attached. Kyrea’s expression barely changed.>Leave it with me.Once the officer was gone, she returned to her quarters and locked the door. There, she examined the package for any obvious signs of tampering, then set the bottle on her desk and retrieved a small testing kit from one of her cases.The timing bothered her more than the gift itself. No name. No message. A bottle of liqueur delivered directly to her quarters after what happened in the trade district. It could have been a peace offering. It could also have been bait. A sedative would be the obvious choice. Poison would be crude. Something that clouded memory or lowered inhibitions would be far more useful.And if the sender was who she suspected, caution was not merely sensible—it was necessary.Kyrea began testing the contents methodically.Only once she knew exactly what was in the drink would she decide what to do with it.
>>98892043
Congrats you defeated the red dragon, your reward is the red dragon
>>98892307boring. I have a harem already. i'll take the gold and treasures and she can be side wench #12
>>98892307no no I said slay the dragon!
>>98892426Too late
>>98892598so does she lay eggs or what
>>98887613>Is WW1 the current "now" time, or do you also have a postwar period once we move into the 1920s, 30s or even 40sMy gens in this setting have jumped all around, but here's a timeline of that era.The Great War starts in 1914 when an Ottoman attempt to annex the remaining portion of Austria triggers a massive Anglo-French counteroffensive (planned long in advance, just waiting for casus belli). Fighting continues in earnest for a couple years, but bogs down into low-intensity skirmishes along a fortified front line from the late teens through the 20s. During this stalemate period, Anglo-France transitions into a sort Francoist style hybrid monarchism/fascism, while an Ottoman incursion into the Russian oil fields near Baku inadvertently triggers the Russian Revolution and the rise of the USSR. The Soviets start blobbing into eastern Europe and Anglo-France counters by backing Czarist remnant forces in Mongolia, causing China to lapse into a failed state and triggering a sprint to annex the central Asian 'stans. Also, plenty of spy stuff going on.The war goes fully hot again around 1930 when the USSR retaliates against Anglo-French support for the Czarists by invading western Canada from Alaska. Hoping to take advantage of the situation, the Ottomans reopen the Austrian and Caucasus fronts, leading to a messy three-way war. In the end, Anglo-France reaches an armistice with the Ottomans in 1939 near pre-war borders. The USA is drawn into the fighting later that year, and the Great War finally comes to an end in 1940 with the signing of the Quadrilateral Treaty of Seattle, leading to an uneasy peace among the great powers.I've done a few post-war gens in the 40s bringing in some Lovecraftian mythos stuff, but it's difficult to come up with a 50s and beyond that would feel plausible. The atom bomb, American cultural dominance, and decolonization are so central to the real post-war era that their absence would make the world almost unrecognizable.>TT
>>98892658I hope so.
>TTIn the campaign, she found a seemingly harmless rabbit. Little did she know, it'll bite her in her sleep.Sadly the game ended before she ever found out.
>>98892673>getting drunk on the job and playing with pussySounds like a typical college professor to me.
>TTDoes an Artificer's machines count?
>>98892997I'd like to think so.Also, it's the second time I've seen that little construct of yours and I think it's adorable as heck lolAlso, >TT
>>98891603I'd nobly and savagely hold her hand
>>98892673>it's difficult to come up with a 50s and beyond that would feel plausible. The atom bomb, American cultural dominance, and decolonization are so central to the real post-war era that their absence would make the world almost unrecognizable.Atomic technology would be stuck in the 1930s, so just some vague idea about energy generation and all kinds of laboratory experiments.If you wan want to spice things up have the tech come into its own in the (more or less war-devastated) former HRE(plus Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden?), where you could have a somewhat democratic futurist thing that spans from the north sea to the med, but they're sandwiched as a buffer zone between the fascist anglo-french and communist russians? Spies everywhere from Brussels to Warsaw, from Skagferrak to the Med off Genoa and the Adria around Venice, radical democrasts doing some kind of proto-European thing that is mostly focused on keeping the other powers out?Obviously the other technology that would be lacking is aircraft, where everyone just stays in airships or maybe starts building bigass flying boats with the now extremely reliable piston engine tech.Given the setup, some sort of Art-Déco dieselpunk, but more streamlined? With some weirdos attempting rocket flight maybe? Wernher von Braun doing a sales pitch about worldwide mail and passenger delivery in 90 minutes and space stations and landing on the moon while our Elf looks on in amazement because the spy report said they were building a 300 km range ballistic missile and not. . . this?I'm just throwing ideas at the wall here.I also like this setting.
>>98893708Ah! Ye olde gen! Nice lol
>>98890735
>>98893747...Prairie oyster?
>>98893755Yarp.
>>98893775
>>98893978Trippy. I like it.
It seems the culprit responsible for the assault on the ivory tower of Cologne was found. In Düsseldorf, of all places, the eternal arch-rival. Turns out that rivalry not only exists between sports teams and beer brands, but also among their Kindred population.
Also a test for blood magic. Turns out red magic lines are less haram than liquid streams of blood, when it comes to AI guardrails.
>>98895061>>98895066Not-Akira Toriyama?
>>98895218Pretty much, toying around with Twilight Sword that recently released. Trying to find a not too realistic manga style, forcing Toriyama seems like the best option do far. But not really that happy with the result
>TT>Overcome with feelings of loyalty, and not wanting to be left behind, Salvadore's (Awakened) animal companion, Gary, gave new meaning to the word "dogfighting", when he stepped into the cockpit of the Mannathi skyfighter.
>>98895302Nice /tg/ image, no really, that's a fantastic /tg/ related image!
>>98895380How many superhero RPGs are there around? Asking for a friend.
>>98892115Kyrea spent far longer on the testing than she expected too. Nothing came up in any of her tests and it wasn’t until a blood elven orderly came to deliver breakfast that she decided to stop. The elderly woman declared HeartHorn was a decent liquor; not the best by any means but with a powerful "kick" common in the mid-markets. Made by an elven distillery that was one of the first to accept Bray workers, using their taste in spices that made it unique. Taking a slight risk, Kyrea offered her a glass and chatted with the woman while she ate. By the time she finished eating nothing had happened to the elder who thanked her for the delightful break and went along her way.
>>98895414It is indeed a bad thing that you don't post your gens with your opinions. Is it because you're ashamed about being a shitposter attacking other contributors?
>>98895915Put on a trip so I can filter you.
>>98895919Why, because I stated an uncomfortable truth?
>>98895929Because you're annoying, and an attention whore.
>>98895919Assuming you're the same guy that attacks lowercase, you obviously wouldn't filter him just as you don't filter lowercase. It's pretty clear you're just here to troll and attack people.
>>98895945I don't interact or reply or attack him at all. He have been filtered a long time ago. I have no interest in what he is posting or doing at all. And I am not >>98895414.
>>98895978Okay.
>>98896026The splerg post a picture
>>98895435Even the evidence in front of her did little to convince the Executrix that the liqueur was safe to drink—or that it had been intended as any kind of peace offering.That wench from the slum tavern was definitely up to something.Still, investigating a possible criminal syndicate or thieves’ guild operating in Iseranaar was beneath Kyrea’s rank. Such work belonged to other people. So the first stop on her list of errands that day would be the town hall. She intended to request permission to use the Magistrate’s scrying orb and contact the appropriate investigators.After that, she would pay Andris another visit. It was about time Sunblaze’s little sister made some progress on those notes.Meanwhile, Andris had already made her way back into town and was heading toward the library. Despite the bare-bones conditions at the outpost, she had somehow managed to get herself ready for work.As she walked, her thoughts drifted back to Senna. By the time Andris had woken up that morning, the mysterious woman was already gone, leaving her with an ever-growing pile of unanswered questions and no choice but to wait until they met again.At least, for the moment, thinking about Senna gave her something else to focus on besides Firewing.
Here's the simple answer for you.You're in a thread where every single image no matter who it's from or what it is, is from an attention whore. The entire purpose of an image sharing thread is to get the attention of someone and have that person react in some way to that image.By commenting in any way, whether positively, negatively, trolling, asking for help, requesting images, or anything else, you are giving them attention. Congrats, you've played yourself.
>>98896322She looks like she could be related to the Ezoyan people.
>Down for a ride, Cowboy?
This is your pet for the Pleistocene campaign. Say something nice about them. >98896264>The entire purpose of an image sharing thread is to get the attention of someoneEverybody judges according to themselves. You saying that everyone is an attention whore tells everything we need to know about you.
It's enough to look at your past posts to see who you really are, attacking every other user over minor details in their gens.
>>98896466I took it as the Syndrome thing where none of us are really attention whores because the need for other peoples' attention is just inherent in the idea of a discussion forum. The point is that others see my gens, otherwise why would I spend precious time sharing them? By 4chan standards, the unacceptable level of attention whoring is "avatar use", in other words when you use the image slot to identify yourself.
>>98896557ding ding ding
>>98896557"Attacking" someone over bad gens seems more relevant than attacking them over being gay or using a trip.
>>98896557Is this about >>98891089? But just look at it, the background style is completely different than the subject. The foreground with the snow looks like a model but the background is painted, the orc is realistic but the beastwomen is more cartoonish. It's really hard to get that effect with ChatGPT or even Dall-E, they want to make it consistent. And if you can't handle someone not liking your image or story, maybe post it somewhere else.
>>98896608And you provide absolutely nothing to compare the quality. Everyone has to accommodate to your bidding, because you said so.You have no authority over this thread to demand people to stop posting.
>>98896623If I want to say that I think an image look bad, I will do so. You have no authority over this thread to demand me not to post that.
>>98896665>You hate anyone who isn't local gennerWhy are you lying? That's not true at all. Who are you?
>>98891089A friendly reminder from a fellow ChatGPT user:> Instead of trying to fix everything in one conversation, try to start a new one on the same prompt, or the one with some tweaks. The result might be different, but you'll reduce the amount of visual noise> You can also add "remove visual noise" to the prompt
Shorthair Colorpoint + Hoopoe. Yes, I ran out of good ideas for griffins. >>98896557Nice pooch.
>>98896706>The result might be different,Write: "do not change anything but these details:"
>>98896715Brown drow or grey drow?
>>98896715?Check /vig/ for a nasty surprise
>>98896608As the one who posted that image, hes well within his rights to complain. Nobody controls anyone here.>>98896650Perfectly allowed too, its ok.>>98896706Naw, I always use new threads for all image gen, but those were the first ones after I completely deleted all saved data in chatgpt. I'm wondering if it will need to be completely retrained now.
>>98896715
>>98896741I see. I've never bothered to delete saved data, so my pics keep consistency, and AI even started to recognize characters by their names (like Senna, when it started to explain me what might've triggered censorship).
>>98896739It's n-n-n-n-not like I like you or anything. (I'm too lazy to fix the finger, you do it)>nasty surpriseI feel like this is reverse psychology and it's gonna be boobs
>>98896744You are delusional and insane.
>>98896757Yeah, I was actually being data space limited, it wouldn't let me add or attached reference images saying it's full. Check your data saved cause I was sitting at max used unless I wanted to pay for pro. And apparently they dont have a way to mass delete things by filters, only manually or everything. I spent an hour deleting manually and was only like 2% done.
>>988967721.48 out of 20GBI'm right now safe, since I don't need it for anything more than the hobby. But I could definitely remove all the failed or doubled gens in my free time.
>>98896744You really need to stop lying about other people dude. None of this is true and I have no idea who this other person is. I loved Bing. In fact I still think DALL-E holds up in its own quirky way. And I don't give a fuck about people using ChatGPT -- people like Goreelf do wonders with it. Not to mention you're noimging in bad faith.
>>98896792Because if I posted so many of my own images in this thread as you, you would start yapping about spam and avatarfagging. So I post only when I have to, and have an actual idea for a gen.
>>98896799I can't remember the last time I've accused someone of spamming or avatar use. I post an image whenever I post, period. I only noimg by mistake. It's a show of good faith. Do you understand that term, "good faith"?
>>98896822Sorry, but I have bad experience with such "good faith". It was enough for someone to recognize some posters by my regular characters to jump on me.
>>98896768Tyyyyyyyyyyyand fixed https://pomf.space/JsFLdxZb.png>I feel like this is reverse psychology and it's gonna be boobsFor once I was serious, Patrick Stewart fucking died
>>98896755Yep. You're a troll. You are trolling him. That's what you're doing right now.
>>98896832>It was enough for someone to recognize some posters by my regular characters to jump on me.What?
>>98896674For all the troll's whining about "attention whores" it does nothing but sit around and shitpost and attempt to derail the thread into being about itself.Its is a strange game. The only way to win is not to play.
>>98897025Sorry, but I have tohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isIU9mW8PCc
>>98897047The only way to beat them is to ignore them and continue to have a good time with the friendly posters in the thread. It clearly drives the troll crazy that people have fun. Remember, their top method of trolling is to pretend to be retarded. That makes it seem like it's easy to correct the record. That's the mistake. All they want is attention. In any form. They're not trying to beat you with some epic burn that you need to leave the thread in shame over. And conversely, you will never beat them with any epic burn or psychoanalysis. They're just trying to waste your time.Don't let them.
>>98897087Yeah, I haven't responded to any negative posts in months now. Its easy to ignore, just let them yell. I find it funny more than anything.
>>98897111Suuure.
k
>98897103>pretend post by troll>exposes it's still trolling and making up pretend things not happening
I have no idea what GPT was trying to do with this guys sword/weapon/thingy lol
>>98897177You don't stop them. You've made them worse. They know you're an easy mark for their tactics, and now they're coming around more.
>>98897213I've had that happen a few too many times using perchance and it's model. this is supposed to be a normal mace but appearently upgraded.
>>98897257Getting an "American Gladiators" vibe there lol
>>98897270I have not thought of that show in forever. You just gave me some ideas. ha thanks.
>>98897294You're welcome, chief : P
>>98897341Damn that's a soothing image.
>>98897349>>98897358I'm loving these anon.
>>98897352>>98897363glad you enjoy them! Got two more, then i gotta hit the bed
>>98897376Kudos, anon!
>>98897384I like this one.
RIP
>>98893395I kinda like those ideas, anon. A much-belated drive for unification by the various small Central European countries tired of being pawns of the great powers, animated by a decidedly optimistic futurist movement, could be just the thing this setting's post-war era needs.
>>98898205Cool, glad to throw random ideas around.Glad to see our Elf is dispensing 9mm aspirin.That map there makes me wonder what happenned to Italy?Venice and Genoa locked in a turbo-capitalist (but still meritcocratic) dick waving contest who can build more and better cargo ships, airships and submarines to smuggle whatever they can into wherever they can?Would they join in this new democratic adventure, thinking of their own history as merchant republics?
>>98898293>9mm aspirin.Got a chuckle out of that, anon.+50 pts.
>>98895066Is she a paladin? I can see that she might be, but the mace gives her a cleric vibe.
>>98898293>That map there makes me wonder what happenned to Italy?Me too, because the AI just did whatever the hell it wanted down in Italy when I genned that propaganda poster. I don't know why it erased Firenze and the Papal States from my source map and gave their territory to Venice and Genoa respectively, but it was a fun enough pic that I just accepted it.We haven't visited Italy in this series yet, so the details are all still up in the air for the most part, but I'd imagine that Venice would be doing a very performative Switzerland-style "we are neutral" routine so that it stays in the good graces of the Ottomans. Genoa, on the other hand, would be under the thumb of Anglo-France (even historically, the French were riding their asses pretty hard since the late-1600s). So, Venetian cargo ships would have easy access to the Orient via the Ottoman-administered Suez Canal without the exorbitant fees charged to other nations, while Genoese ships would enjoy tariff waivers at the ports of New York and New Orleans. Both would probably be hesitant to unify with their northern neighbors at the start, since it would mean giving up the preferential trade arrangements that prop up their otherwise largely non-competing mercantile activities. But they might be late joiners in the 70s if the world transitions into a sufficiently multi-polar balance of power where Anglo-France and the Ottomans could no longer afford to put the squeeze on their merchant fleets.
>>98898446There are around 8 classes (Blade, Magic, Light, Shadow etc.) in that system. You start out with one, and can chose one other later, which just gives access to the class special abilities/magic. So if you wanted something like a dq3 Sage you'd go Magic/Light, Blade/Song for a melee non-magic buffer, and so on.I just gave her a mace because they're cool, and the shield class illustration had a nice looking one. I'm torn between shield/light and blade/light for her
>>98898205seems like not only the vampire had a little Cologne episode
>>98899167Edgar Squirrels?
>lets see what their file about me says
>poor thing doesnt know im aware she is a Stasi informant>maybe i should ghoul her for a little counter espionage>wouldnt that be fun?
>>98899390Well ain't that nutty?
>tt
>>98898553>So, Venetian cargo ships would have easy access to the Orient via the Ottoman-administered Suez Canal without the exorbitant fees charged to other nations, while Genoese ships would enjoy tariff waivers at the ports of New York and New Orleans. OK.I can totally see how they built a fuckhuge railroad from one port to the other, with a bigass gigantic border checkpoint in the middle where all the cargo is inspected, weighed, possibly x-rayed with one of theose newfangled x-ray machines they make in Saxony or wherever, and then just waved through to be sold at maximum profit in the other sphere of inluence.Meanwhile, on the diplomatic stage, they carefully obey the letter of each treaty with the power blocks while raking in the cash.>Both would probably be hesitant to unify with their northern neighbors at the start, since it would mean giving up the preferential trade arrangements that prop up their otherwise largely non-competing mercantile activities. But they might be late joiners in the 70s if the world transitions into a sufficiently multi-polar balance I'd expect them to be like 'Oh, no we are ABSOLUTELY NOT part of thie whole radical weirdness! Look at us, we've been strictly meritocratic and neutral for centuries! Ok, yes, we do elect our leaders, but that is just tadition.Well, we do have a no tolls agreement with the former Hanseatic League cities, but that is just a holdover from a treaty we had in the 1400s. That is not like actual 'free trade'Of course, we do have a railway line through Switzerland and up to Cologne and Hamburg and Berlin, but that just follows a centuries old trade route!And then there is a fuckhuge diplomatic dinner where they just happen to seat the Anglo-French delegates right next to the Ottomans, while the trade delegations from Prussia or Saxony just happen to disappear into the backrooms to make some actual deals right after dessert.
>Goatposting
>>98900589>>98900594Those are cool.Does the AI allow you to gen her in Ripley's hypersleep undies?
>>98900904out of gens for today, so im afraid i cant say. But if you word it correctly, you probably can. I have prompted mine after the Alien RPG books, not the movies, to lower the risk for any IP complaints
>The ARBALEST team needed both a distraction, to capture the attention of the crowd (and the guards) while they attempted to break into the Esoterica Practica's vault, and a way to keep Diego occupied, so he didn't screw up the whole operation. Putting Nixie in a silky dress accomplished both.
The lady knight thread got me wanting to add some sort of lady knight to the roster. Alas I have no inspiration for a design or backstory.Also I just noticed that most my characters don't wear a lot of armor. Not even the Paladin.(1/2)
Just tried making a bunch(2/2)
>>98901301Pretty.
>>98901452>>98901458you might make that next TT somehow
>>98896122The Gor language was guttural and aggressive, so Ilska's calm baritone voice caused the snow from nearby branches to fall as she spoke.>We lose too many. The Rootborn kill the metal men, the Daughters kill the metal men, the Breakers kill the metal men, but they always return. Three hands died last night to kill three fingers of dwarf, three hands we cannot return because Mother stopped making more! Forn fight with us, but the elf do nothing.Ilska stops the march through the woods, listening to the forest in a trance for a second before continuing.>Kastrerande is losing by winning. She lost a Wilderflight two nights ago, so killed seven hands last night with none lost. But already ten more hands of Iron jaws have come by this morning. She kills for fun not to win, it brings more Iron jaws each time.Ilska suddenly explodes in a burst fury, tearing the side off a tree with her claws but continues in the same calm voice. Turning she addressed Senna directly. >Will your elf Great Horn bring Ilska to its First Horn?Senna begins to respond but Ilska cuts her off.>If your elf does not help soon, Ilska will get Kastrerande to kill dwarf with us. Let the elf fight Iron jaws. Tell your Great Horn this.---Skogsrå hasn't been making more Gors since Andris told her to stop, though none of the Gors know why she stopped.
>>98901709>Skogsrå hasn't been making more Gors since Andris told her to stopThis had to take place so long ago I've forgotten about it. But IIRC, wouldn't making more Gors result in Skogs devouring more people around the forest?
>>98901644Surely the next TT ought to be for our annual Halloween thread, no?
>>98901730Yeah, stopped like 8 months ago in the story. And yes, thats how she was making Gors. She stopped making them just after the human war.
>>98901796good point actually
>>98901797Okay, now I remember, because she was sucking refugees, and now to replenish their numbers would most likely need settlers from Iserannar.Another problem is politics. People from Iserannar would help them with greenskins no problem, because there's no politics involved, and maybe mages would devise a plan to close the path they encroach the vale. But with dwarfs it could mean an official war declaration, which would result in request from reinforcements from the kingdom, so Kyrea isn't the only problem here.And if you like to, you can make another one.
>>98901796How about Dziady?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DziadyIt isn't that very different from the traditional Halloween in the west (communing with the dead and such).
>>98901826She can make a few of Gors from a single ghost. Doesn't matter where they come from. But orcs have a ghost thats basically a plant so its too weak. Dwarves would be good but they dont die enough. That had been why the Bleeding Rose had been going into Bretonnia to the north and, under Skivare, kidnapping peasants which lead to the human wars. Aight I got another i can do. Be a bit since its Halloween and shit. Only have time for a bit of random shit for the weekend.
>>98902256Okay then. We then could think about a way for Andris to allow creating more Gors, but she has to be aware of the war around first, and for obvious reason, her brother won't tell her that, and Senna has no idea about the agreement.
>>98900114>Splinter's first attempt at creating a ninja gang for his revenge was less than successful
Was digging through old images, found this cute little frog bard someone else made. Would make a great animal companion.I just love how cute and colorful he is.
>>98901850Looks properly spooky.
If we're going to do a Halloween thread next, we should also combine it with Dia de Los Muertos, for good measure.
sometimes gpt does this double knee looking thing and it makes me uncomfortable
>>98902759Well, you kneed to make the next thread.
>>98902790no u, I never post much
>>98902820Fine, I'll bake. Give me a few mins.
Death awaits.>>98902917>>98902917>>98902917